Can someone walk me through authenticating and using Postman with Aurora?
I'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to GraphQL and Postman and I'm struggling to work through the dev docs when it comes to authenticating and setting up the basics in Postman for testing in API calls in Aurora. We're looking ahead to migration and want to start getting familiar with basic API calls. Has anyone successfully got Postman and Aurora working? Is anyone willing to walk me through the bare minimum basics of getting this set up to authenticate into our Aurora instance and run a basic GraphQL call? I'm finding the dev docs pretty lacking currently so I'm turning to the expertise of the developer community here hoping someone has already figured this out. Or, if Khoros is reading this, can we have another Developer Webinar where we can walk through this? Or is this something you can offer through training or update the docs with more details? We've reached out to our CSM to see if we can get some 1:1 training but so far it doesn't look like that's an option right now.Solved535Views0likes13CommentsContraint conversationlastpostime in Api graphql getmessages does not work
Hi everyone, Has anyone here ever tried using the messages API with the conversationLastPostTime constraint? In my case, the constraint is completely ignored — it doesn’t seem to have any effect at all. What I’d like to do is retrieve only the conversations starting from a certain date limit. But no matter what value I pass to conversationLastPostTime.gte, the results I get are not filtered by date. Has anyone else faced this issue, and did you find a workaround or a proper way to make this constraint work? Here’s the GraphQL body I’m using: Thanks a lot for your help4Views0likes0CommentsThe total number of views in bulk data table doesn't match the views display in community,
Hello all, I have a question, I search all the action keys of an article from the bulk data API table, Gives this result: ACTION_KEY COUNT(KHO.ACTION_KEY) moderation.mark-unread 1 visits.member-entrance 15 moderation.mark-read 1 messages.edit 1 view 57 visits.visit-summary 24 total counts is: 99 for all actions, and the view is 57, but the views display 181 in community. why the number of views in database doesn't match the views display in community, the difference between these two numbers is so significant. any idea?58Views0likes4CommentsHTML support for GraphQL API
Hi Khoros, I've been roadmapping usage for the GraphQL API that allows for the creation of a Knowledge Base Article: https://developer.khoros.com/khorosauroradevdocs/docs/create-a-knowledge-base-article#create-a-knowledge-base-article When it comes to populating the GraphQL, I noticed some fields that we can use to populate an article, like "subject", "body", "introduction". However, when it comes to creating a Knowledge Base Article, I'm curious if there is support for some things I can do with the GraphQL API that we can already do with the UI version of creating a Knowledge Base Article. For example, in the UI, I can open the Source Code field in the editor of the article (please see attached screenshot). What this allows me to do is to essentially author the article in HTML, rather than in plaintext. So, as seen in the screenshot, I can set the Source Code for the new Knowledge Base Article. My question is this: with the GraphQL API, can I submit the body content as straight HTML just like I can in the UI > SourceCode? If the answer is no, my question we then be, is there a way we can set the HTML of a new Knowledge Base Article using the GraphQL API in any way (Source Code or otherwise)? Thanks, Edson29Views1like1CommentClassic: setting (and uploading) a user avatar through the API
Hey folks, The docs aren't very clear on how to actually upload a user avatar on Classic. I think I have to upload an image to an album and then link to that image from the userprofile endpoint, but the steps are unclear. Which album? How do I tell it which album? The reason: I have a whole bunch of old migrated avatars that are http endpoints. Many of the users with those avatars were very active but are no longer with us. Our SEO team says we should update them to https to eliminate mixed http/https. Seems like an easy one-off script, but I don't see the right set of incantations. Any pointers? I'll be doing this in python with an AI copilot if that helps (I'm a rusty developer). Thanks!26Views1like0CommentsAurora Email Templates
Hi everyone, I am new to GraphQL, so please forgive any silly questions here. I've successfully set myself up in Postman, and can retrieve email templates. I understand the documentation here about the process of updating a template, but I am hung up on viewing the HTML within each template so that I might edit that. My end goal, hopefully, is to be able to glean the variable for a post title within say, the Mentions template, and put that into the Subject of the email. So instead of "{User} mentioned you on {Community Title}" I would ideally have a subject that says "{User} mentioned you in the thread {Post Title}" I would also like to edit other pieces of other emails, but looking to cut my teeth on this one. Has anyone had success making a change like this on Aurora, and might be able to point me in the right direction? Thank you!139Views1like5CommentsFeaturing a topic in Khoros Classic
Hi all, I'm looking for a way to be able to feature a give topic via the REST API v2. I tried doing this in a test endpoint, <#assign feature_call = restBuilder() .method("PUT") .path("/messages/11577") .body({ "data": { "type": "message", "conversation": { "featured": true } } }) .admin(true) /> but it fails with the following error: { "status":"error", "message":"The following parameters, or the value passed in for them, are not valid: [featured].", "data":{ "type":"error_data", "code":404, "developer_message":"The parameter featured is not allowed in an 'update' call.", "more_info":"" }, "metadata":{} } I couldn't find anything in the REST API v1 either. Is there no way to actually feature a message via the API?76Views0likes3Comments